20 Best Winter Boots For Snowshoeing (2023 Updated)

I bought a pair of these boots a year ago. Really liked them for ice fishing. They were well insulated on the soles and kept me up off the ice. The traction was fair but I would recommend cleats for hard water fishing.

My only regret is in buying a half size too small. While wearing thicker socks, they felt a bit tight. I purchased the next size up, gave the first ones to my very outdoorsy daughter, and she loves them.

Thank you for a reasonably priced product that delivers as it is advertised.

Very fast service and received within a few days. I was a little unsure but was faster than Amazon and cheaper. I will buy it again. The boots are better than muck boots and we use them 5 days a week every week getting them wet.

I like how comfortable they are and there is no break time. The grip is fantastic. One guy was on the roof with muck boots and I had the MTX I didn’t slip once where he did many times. That’s when we all switch to MTX boots.

No leaks so far where Muck boots would start leaking at seams. Muck boots have gone down since they sold the company.

Extremely happy with these boots in all areas – EXCEPT for their ice traction (total fail). I needed winter boots that would be rugged and warm enough at the cottage (where it can reach -40), and waterproof with traction for the icy sidewalks in the city.

I have now tested them in -15 weather for about an hour, multiple dog walks below zero, a snowstorm that dumped over 50 cm, snow shoveling, walks on ice/snowy hills & puddles. Comfort & Support – awesome! – inner sole is hard(ish), but still very comfy and supportive – love the outer shell, feels like I’m sliding into a snowboard boot.

10/10 for support – material and inner lining is soft and cozy – love! – fit is excellent Waterproof – Yep! – no leaks after stepping in puddles, slush etc. – Snow did get in the boot while I was shoveling but that is to be expected when you are standing in 50 cm of deep snow wearing PJ’s and desperately trying to clear a small area for your dogs Warmth – excellent – my feet stayed toasty-warm during 1-hour walks in -15 degree temps.

I wore regular cotton socks. – I have yet to test at -40C Snow traction – excellent – The lugs are great for snow – climbed up and down snowy hills and through snowbanks, great traction for snow Ice traction – Total FAIL.

– description claims: “Temperature-sensitive lugs offer unrivaled grip so you can stride confidently across icy patches”. This suggests the boots should offer at least ‘some’ ice traction – they do not! – not only do these boots fail on ice, but they also fail on wet, cold sidewalks and snowy ice patches.

– When I’d walk on a wet, cold (starting to freeze) sidewalk, my toes would slide backwards each step, losing all grip. Overall I’m still very happy with them in most categories. Ice traction was an important feature for me and I did a lot of research so I’m REALLY disappointed on this one.

I would have been happy with just a little ice traction. but this is the reason they are getting four stars instead of five.

These caught my eye – I wasn’t aware North Face made snow boots. I wondered if they would live up to my expectations. So after carefully looking them over & doing a little reading, I decided to purchase.

They shipped out quickly (as all Finish Line purchases do) & when laid eyes on them I felt relatively confident they’d last. I could see & feel right away they were lightweight & waterproof & appeared to be a pretty well made boot.

You’ll notice North Face logo on toe, side back & tongue. I I slid my foot in & they couldn’t have fit any better. They’re spacious & comfortable without being too wide. I sized up so they could accommodate wearing thick socks (which they do).

I don’t yet know if thick socks are necessary to keep your feet warm because I haven’t worn them out for longer than about an hour in rainy 32°F weather (w/out thick socks). But they did just fine during that period.

Now if I had to determine any drawbacks, I’d have to say they could be a little taller. So if I were going to step out into several inches of untouched snow (which is entirely likely after a New England snowfall), the snow could be deeper than the height of the boot, but it’s important to note though that these do have a top eyelet so you can lace/tie them up all the way – to thwart the possibility of getting snow inside the boot.

There’s a “comfortable or everyday” lace-up & a totally laced up position. See photo attachments. But overall the boot height is a couple inches taller than a high-top sneaker for reference & has an attached tongue which will keep it from sliding off to the side.

If I’m not trudging through deep snow, I don’t anticipate any issues & no doubt my feet will remain protected from the winter conditions.

I received these as a present for this Christmas for myself and I could not wait to open them. They are perfect. Better than boots I bought before even from North Face. If I could walk on clouds this is it! Now some comments have said you have to go up in size but normally with most boots I have to move up to a 9 if wearing boot socks etc but not these.

They fit so well that I put them on to break them in and I don’t want to take them off! Normally your feet are sore after an hour during break in. Not at all so far with this boot. I am impressed. It was cold out today so went for a small hike about a half mile hike in the cold weather and my feet are toasty.

The only bad thing I could say is on me for not getting these boots sooner. My cowboy boots and other hiking boots are going in the top shelf of my closet I doubt they get much use now. I did get in a small amount of snow and the traction is impressive.

So far sheds water with no problem, walking through a small creek there were no issues and no leaks but it is not deep. These will keep my feet dry on fishing piers and banks I am sure. I felt stronger on my hike maybe it was just mental but these actually provide a lot of support and are soft unlike a lot of hiking boots that feel at best clunky and blocky at times.

I love these boots. They look great and are comfortable but the sizing unfortunately may not work out for me. Still debating. I’m usually an 8 1/2, sometimes an eight and very rarely a nine if they run very small or narrow so I got both the eight and the nine to try hoping one would work.

The eight is a little too narrow and the nine seems a little too big. An 8 1/2 would be perfect But they only make full sizes unfortunately. For reference I would say I have average to slightly wider feet.

I figured I’d give these boots a full New England winter’s test before I reviewed and here it is: WOW. These are GREAT. Please do NOT stop making these because when they are worn into the ground, I’ll be repurchasing.

I never ventured out into the wet, cold wintry snow much until I got a puppy last spring and realized just how much I would need a waterproof pair of kicks. Every single time I went out, my sneakers and socks were SOAKED, my feet freezing.

and I have Reynauds syndrome which is bad circulation; Ive ended up with frostbite in my toes! I bit the bullet, did some research and got these in my usual size 8. I also purchased some thick wool socks.

Because of the socks, I could’ve gotten these boots in a half size smaller. They fit perfect with the socks, but if I want to wear the boots with regular socks, or not as thick wool socks, theres a little room to spare.

I tend to wear the thick socks though so its a non-issue in winter. I wore these almost daily for months and well into spring, when I didnt need such thick socks though. I also purchased the Joan of Arctic boots and those were great RIGHT after a blizzard in deep snow, and I thought I’d wear those all winter, but these boots were my go-to.

They still look brand new too, I just had to rinse the bottoms in the sink and they’re ready for next winter! Love the color combo too, black, tan with white faux fur! Love love love!.

Just bought these on sale this past weekend and have worn them every day. So far they are awesome and exactly what I was looking for. They’re lightweight, super easy to get on and off, and great traction on icy surfaces.

Perfect for walking the dog daily, no matter what the weather is doing! I always wear a size 9 and that’s what I got. Fits great with light socks or heavy socks.

They fit true to size, which is unfortunate for me because I ordered the largest women’s size available (10) and I normally take a 10. 5. Which means, sadly, that they must be returned since I need a half size larger.

Otherwise, I was pleased with their wide toe box and relatively light weight (compared to heavy winter boots from brands like Sorel). I ordered these boots for hiking and snowshoeing in temps as cold as -30C.

With Reynaud’s, I have a difficult time keeping toes and fingers warm even in moderately cold temps. I have ordered a men’s size 9 to see if those will work because I was so pleased with the women’s 10s (other than being too short).

I know they will be wider but maybe they will work. One final note, they are quite stiff so I am expecting some break in time. My normal hiking boots are the Salomon Quest 4D, which are far less stiff (but not as warm) and they required zero break-in time.

I wanted to love these and keep them; however, I found them a bit too bulky in the toe area for me. I know that style is not the main concern/function of these boots; however, for the price it was an issue for me.

I didn’t keep them so I can’t speak to the performance; however, when I tried them on they were comfortable (used my thick winter socks) and felt sturdy. They didn’t feel as light as I had expected based on the description.

That is understandable; however, when you consider the high quality materials used and the purpose of these boots. My intention with these boots was to use them for snowshoeing, casual winter hikes, and overall warmth in -23 Quebec days.

If they go on sale I may repurchase them, but for full price and for my limited use, I couldn’t justify the cost.

I sized up a half size. I was about to order the next size up but decided the length wouldprobably be too long. This would be a really great boots with lots of extra to room for someone with an average or narrow foot.

I think that’s a weaknesses and it’s not quite enough support to be winter running bpot. Play warm enough to be a go to winter boot. However they might work really great for you are you on your foot shape.

My toes feel cramped inside and under supported through the midfood. But for a boot- it’s a really nice fit. As for me I’m still searching for a boot with ample toe room for extra socks and regular shaped toes (wide?) and some decent decent support.

I guess you pay for the brand name a bit with those ones, as the quality is really average. The construction and materials look and feel cheap, the rubber toes had a lot of marks, and the sizing seems all over the place.

I ordered 10, 1. 5 and 11 and they were all too small (I usually wear 10) and very similar lengthwise. They seemed well insulated, so we’ll give them that, but I would have not paid more than half the MSRP.

For 30-40$ more, there are far better choices, like some Helly Hansen models and Keen’s Circadia Polar.

I will hopefully use this product for short winter walks and snow shoveling. These boots were tight coming out of the box but after wearing them for a while and trying different types of socks they seem to have loosened up a little.

I’m not sure if going up to a size 14 would have fixed this issue as I am already experiencing some slippage in the heel area. I don’t want it to be too loose on the back end either. I can’t say at this time if I would recommend this product or not to someone.

I need to break them in more.

Boot arrived as expected. I unboxed and tried on with light winter socks. Boot fit well and not too snug. After reading up on the reviews, I purchased a size bigger than what I normally wear. I would recommend doing so because you will be wearing thicker socks.

I have been wearing the boot to work and it does keep my feet warm. Overall, the North Face never disappoints!!.

These are without a doubt, the worst so-called ‘Winter’ boots I have ever purchased. They are not warm at all, even on mild days. For $200, I thought these would be the greatest boots ever and I am thoroughly disappointed.

They are the cutest boots out there, but that is all they have going for them. Don’t waste your money if you actually expect your feet to be warm!.

Quality of boots seems good and they look fantastic. Beautiful boots. They fit a little narrow and long but fairly accurate to size. I have wide feet with a hammer toe and it is accurate to size as I tried an 8 1/2, and a nine.

I kept the 8 1/2 but I would say for really wide feet these might not be the greatest. They seem warm but I have not worn them in the snow yet. To be determined.

I have ordered so many boots this season, I almost didn’t order these. They are my favorite. They are so comfortable, even without socks. I can’t believe these are waterproof, the suede is so beautiful.

As far as the laces go. these are Sperry’s, they kinda specialize in leather laces so, I’m not worried about them.

I bought these boots based on the reviews. I had to get a wide width because Columbia makes thin width boots. I live in Maine. These boots keep my feet warm and dry in slush and snow. I’ve walked in 2 feet of snow and was fine except for it coming into my calf because I wore leggings.

These boots have nothing on Sorel Tivoli II and Sorel Tofinos. Both of those models make me feet cold. I will say that you must wear a good pair of Darn Tough socks or a good pair for winter. I wore them with thin summer socks and I felt the cold come through.

I hiked 3 miles in snow and they stood up with no leaks although these aren’t hiking boots.

Prepping for a trip to Iceland in the next month. Ive tried several boots, meaning a lot!! I kept navigating towards Columbia from online searches and when I found the wide option I figured lets give it a try.

Very comfortable with room for the layered socks. Did some water tests and seems to hold up. I’ve lived in the mountains with plenty of snow and feel these will work. Feet tend to run wide as its hereditary and I’ve worked from home for 6 years, barefoot or sandals daily.

Workout shoes only during workout. Sandals in the snow too, Cali girl. The boots are comfortable and feel they’re sturdy enough to hold up during my trip and future adventures.

These boots do not perform in any sense of the word for winter use. First, and most importantly, there is positively no warmth to this boot. I can feel the cold concrete through the bottom of the boot.

The rubber upper, meant to provide waterproof protection, literally freezes in the cold. So your entire foot is surrounded by cold. From an insulation standpoint, I truly don’t think these boots would be warm enough for anything below 40 degrees.

Now, as for comfort, there just isn’t any. There’s nothing even resembling a footbed inside. Just hard, flat, smashed lining that is no more comfortable that walking barefoot on solid concrete. The only thing good I can say about the Winter Carnival boots are that they are waterproof.

But that’s what rain boots are for. These provide no more warmth or insulation that a typical, unlined rubber rain boot.

I was so excited to receive these boots so quickly. They would be perfect for taking the dog on walks in the woods and park, with mud, puddles, gravel and snow. The soles have great traction; they appear to be waterproof around the bottom, and they have a lip on the heal so you can get them off.

They seem warm enough for winter, as well, and have pretty good foot support for walking. However, they were just too tight around the top of the boot, above my ankles, at the opening. It felt like I was wearing shackles.

And I don’t have large shins/calves, either. I ordered my normal size that I wear in other Merrells (8 1/2). The fit was ok with my wool like socks that I normally wear in fall/winter. I think if I sized up, they would be too big and slip, and the ankle may still be too snug.

I really wanted to keep these, but they were too uncomfortable, so sent them back. I’ll have to try to get to a store to try others on to see if others fit the same.

I have been a Merrell CHAMELEON wearer for many, many years. Now that we live at the coast, I needed something that would not allow the sand in when walking on the beach; the sand was going into the fabric/vents of my Chameleon’s.

I found these on the Merrell site, noticed they were waterproof (a HUGE plus), they were “WARM” another huge plus (we are on the Oregon Coast, and chilly in Winter), great lugs on bottom for traction, and I liked the look of the shoe.

They are all I was hoping for and absolutely comfortable as ever (I have flat feet, and can only wear a few brands of shoes). These are a win for me. (They run very true to size). I have 10. 5D shoes.

These boots are AMAZING! Took them to Montana for hiking in the Rocky Mountains. These boots are completely waterproof and keep your feet warm for a long time. I was able to climb rocks, forest floors and through water for miles at a time without any traction problems.

I also wear them EVERY single day for walking my giant Alaskan malamutes through wet soggy fields, snow and ice in NE Penna. , and they perform fantastic! These are the only boot you need. These will be the only boot you will want to wear.

They are very comfortable. I have to get another pair for backup!.

Based on reviews stating they run a full size too small, and also on the size chart, I ordered a size down from my normal size. Unfortunately the 9. 5 boot was a size too small, but it was easy to return.

I then ordered my regular size (10. 5), which fits true to size. My guess is that Northface corrected the sizing issue, AFTER the reviews stating they run a size small. Moral of Story: Order what you normally wear, and don’t go by their size chart (which is also not accurate).

Also, when you first put them on, they might seem snug. But after wearing them around the house for the last half hour, they loosened up perfectly. Regarding the quality: I wanted something that wasn’t too bulky and easy to get on and off.

These boots fit nice and feel like they’re going to be just the right amount of warmth – Not too hot, but warm enough for snow shoveling and going to and from the mountain to ski. I don’t understand the few negative reviews about them not being warm enough to withstand negative temperatures, as they don’t claim to be that kind of boot.

They are rated 2 out of 3 for warmth, and I suspect that’s exactly what they are. Furthermore, I really like the look and they seem to be well made.

I live in the country. gravel roads, etc. I put these boots in the truck in case they were needed bc of vehicle breakdown and such. A few days later I was driving 65mph down a wide 2 lane desolate gravel road, -11 degrees (-26 windchill) with 8 inches of snow at 530 am.

My front driver’s side tire came off and rolled off into the darkness of a farmers field. I managed to stop the truck about 100 yards later. I switched to my new boots, a bit concerned at first that their light weight wouldnt keep my feet warm.

After 3 hours of waiting for the tow truck, walking back about 150 yards with my cell phone flashlight looking for my tire, finding the tire my feet stayed warm, including my toes. I wear a size 13. I ordered a 14.

they still felt very snug, very little wiggle room. might want to consider 2 sizes bigger if you wear thicker socks.

I recently purchased a pair of Tsumoru Winter boots at a recommendation of a colleague. I work as a motion picture camera operator here in Toronto Ontario, Canada. We endure long hours on set sometimes in frigid temperatures.

There is a need footwear that can withstand the harsh conditions. I was looking for something with a little more flexibility than a Sorel and the Tsumoru’s seemed like a great option for my work. I was incredibly disappointed when shooting a feature film last month I couldn’t go more than an hour without feeling like my toes were going to fall off.

I ended up sticking hot pocket’s in each boot toe to remedy the situation. The boots are definitely waterproof but I can’t say they are very warm. Even in more mild temperatures in the -5 range the boots just didn’t cut it.

I personally think these boots are meant for casual hikes, shovelling snow or walking the dog but for long term use in serious winter conditions they are not. A little disappointed in the North Face brand with this boot.

Over the years I have come to rely on the North Face brand on set but I can’t in good conscience recommend this boot for work conditions.

Having completely worn out my previous Salomon winter boots, I was looking for something similar warmth wise, with good grip but a little less cumbersome. I am a dedicated Salomon customer and have never had a bad experience with any of their trail shoes, running shoes, hiking boots or winter boots.

They tend to fit a slimmer foot which is perfect for me. When I saw these boots online I figured I had made another great catch. I trek a ton of mountain km through the winter ( every weekend and some weekdays ) and needed something Sturdy, comfortable and light with some trusty traction.

These seemed like the perfect fit. Once they arrived I quickly put on and loved the feel. I figured I would put them through another good test and decided for a mini 10 k hike. Maybe too ambitious. About halfway through my trek I felt some rubbing on the heal, on both feet.

I Continued on and soon on every incline things became very uncomfortable. This was something I never felt with a Salomon boot before. Once I arrived home and took the boots off and there were 2 large blisters on each heel.

Instead of shoving these boots back into their box and returning them, I decided to give them another try. I loved the way they formed around my feet, the toes were toasty, and being almost as light as my trail runners was something I could not overlook.

Maybe they just needed a “ break in” period. Over the next week I put on some second skin over the heels and did a few km. All seemed ok and no further damage. After 2 weeks when everything healed I decided on another trek, with plenty of incline, but this time with no extra coverage on my heels besides socks.

These boots felt better than ever, fitting like a glove. We had just received a coupe inches of snow and they performed admirably. Awesome traction, and the fact my feet almost felt hot was surprising but most welcome.

The best part, no blisters. Not even a smidge of redness. Will see how the winter goes and leave another review come spring.

Comfortable and warm, however this boot does not handle snow. First time wearing the boots and I finished my hiking with soak and freezing feet. It was not snow entering in boot top, it was infiltration direct in my toes.

Despite nice boots, I don’t think they will be good for winter conditions.

Great product, very comfortable boot…is waterproof but not if out in very heavy rain then water starts to leak in and if out fior a couple of hours then feet are soaking but just general short showers are fine.

Comfortable walking and better in the dry weather so buy more for comfort than waterproof….

I have an older pair from 2015 and they are finally giving up. I’ve done everything in these boots in the winter. Hike, run, bike, snowshoe, ice fish, toboggan, walk the dog, Costco runs, kids winter concerts, etc.

They really do feel like a warmer pair of hiking boots. This boot is ideal if you’re active in the winter, but I would not use them for standing around in -30C. That said I have though. LOL. Just couple the boot with some good socks and you’ll feet will be warm for a little longer.

Your feet will get cold eventually though so if you need a boot in more extreme temps (-30C and on) look at some Baffins or something. I absolutely love these boots and after 6 years I’m looking to replace them with the newer version.

The only reason is because the grips are wearing down and one of the boot hooks popped out, but I managed to McGuyver it back in place. That said, this boot has taken everything I’ve put it through and there is no cracking or unstitching.

Also never have my feet got wet in them. I have quite a few pairs of Salomon shoes, from backpacking boots to running shoes and these boots are at the top of that list. The only thing I’d love to see Salomon do is make a Goretex version and add some kind of “Arctic Grip”.

I live in Manitoba Canada and we get the best and worst of winter, so things do get a little slick. I would also recommend going a half size up if you plan to wear thicker socks. My boots eventually worked in to fit thicker socks, but as you may or may not know the tighter the boot/shoe the faster your feet will get cold.

Air flow is important. Anyhow, try on the boot and if they feet right buy them. You won’t regret it. Have fun out there!.

I’ve had these boots for four and a half months. They have been used daily for cross country walks of over five miles in sunshine, rain, muddy conditions and snow. They have never leaked and they are grippy and warm but there are a few flaws.

One major flaw concerns the design of the toe box. I don’t know why, but it is too low to the toe, putting pressure on the big toe. I have found a way to overcome this by doing something counter intuitive, tightening the laces more than I have with any other boot.

This seems to lift the toe box and results in a more comfortable experience. The second flaw is that the sole lacks stiffness for rocky trails and could do with more cushioning. Finally, the opening for the foot is a little too small because of the design of the waterproof gusset (stitched in a little too tight or not using enough material?).

If these little design flaws are ironed out I would happily buy another pair.

I’ve been wearing these for a couple Vermont winters, and they are the best winter boots I’ve owned, overall. In particular, they are very light weight and flexible, so they’re excellent for winter trail running.

They have excellent traction/grip. I also prefer a minimal sole height and heel drop (I usually wear minimalist shoes), and these feel about as good as you’re going to get for a winter boot, in that regard.

I have narrow feet, and these fit great. These boots are rated to be ‘comfortable’ down to 21F, which seems right based on my experience. I’m fine with these in the single digits and teens, but only if I’m trail running (for an hour or so).

So if you are going to be more stationary/walking/longer hikes in temps below the 20’s, you may want a warmer boot (like the Toundra). I would buy these again without hesitation – they are perfect lightweight winter boots.

I bought these just before Christmas because I do a lot of winter walking and hiking and I was annoyed with pulling crampons on and off my sneakers. So I have been wearing them for about a month and a half.

I wasn’t used to how stiff a boot like this would be, so it took 5-6 shorter walks to make them feel more comfortable. They bruised my upper outer ankle and rubbed the skin around my lower leg. Also, when I wasn’t wearing them I placed weights around the inside of the ankle to break in the upper part of the boot.

Now they are more broken in and less uncomfortable in that way, however I find them really narrow across the front foot. Sometimes the knuckles where my toes attach to my feet feel jammed together – I am a size 7 1/2 – 8 and I bought an 8 so I should have probably gone up a size.

I do have a narrow foot so maybe even 2 sizes. My hope was that these would keep me from slipping on ice. They help – the hobnails/spikes give more traction than a regular winter boot but I am still slipping on hard ice.

If I take my full stride and push off my toe, I slip because the spikes don’t come up that high, so I have to do more of a Frankenstein’s monster stomp to avoid slipping on ice. Same goes for striding with a heel strike – no spike far back enough to catch the ice.

I feel badly saying this, but my 30 dollar crampons are much better on ice. These boots are nice and warm and absolutely water proof, I can blast through slushy or watery bits of trail no problem and my toes are always toasty.

They are heavier than I personally prefer and again, personal preference, they are so stiff I can’t articulate through my foot and use my foot muscles. I might go back to runners and crampons. Lastly – and this might just be me – I wish they were all black like the men’s version.

I don’t like how they’ve been “ladied up” with some blue and grey. Tried initially to buy men’s instead but the sizing didn’t work out for me.

The Women’s Snowmageddon boot fit my needs perfectly. I typically wear a 6. 5/7 (women’s US) in shoes and boots, and the size 7’s in these fit and feel great! They are sturdy, a great height, and seem very durable after a few weeks of wear.

The soft “fur” upper lining is a functional (and stylish!) touch and has garnered several compliments, but the real treat is the BOA system. No more trying to tie laces tighter with freezing cold fingers! I just crank the knob and I’m good to go.

I’ve worn these boots for hiking and snowshoeing and am impressed by the warmth – my feet were perfectly dry and toasty after a 3 hour snowshoe trek through deep snow. Additionally, the boots aren’t too “clunky” or heavy, and work great for less extreme conditions such as trips to the grocery store etc.

when parking lots are full of snow and slush. The SnowTrac lug is great and I look forward to using the IceTrac lug the next time I have super icy conditions in my area. All of this is coupled with excellent customer service I received via email when I had questions.

Thanks, Korkers!.

These boots have so many great features. I love the lacing system–no wet/slimy/frozen/dirty laces to deal with–just a nifty dial to tighten accordingly. They pop off so easily when you are done wearing them.

They are really warm and comfortable. They come with two sets of treads–one with metal spikes for ice, and one w/out. When I got them I thought it was overkill. That is until last weekend, when Chicago’s sidewalks became sheets of black ice after a freezing drizzle.

I took a few steps in the regular soles and almost wiped out. Then I put on the ice cleats and was amazed at what a difference they made. I could walk with complete confidence. They totally transformed my walk and my day.

My dog is thankful, because he would have been stuck inside. These boots saved my behind, literally!.

Lots of people comment on the boots being small for the size and to order a size up. I wear a size 9 and ordered a 9. It is a snug fit but I can still wear a pair of wool socks with them. I’m sure a 10 would have fit as well so yes your safe bet is to order a size up.

These boots are very warm. Currently testing them in -30°C with -40 windchill and they are doing great. At -15 or -20 the boots do a great job of wicking moisture away so your feet don’t get sweaty. I’m not a huge fan of the speed lace system but that is an easy lace swap.

Overall these boots are well worth the money. Baffin is my go to for winter boots and work boots now.

OMG!!!! The BEST boots I ever purchased!!! They did not have a women’s boot in my size available, so I ordered the men’s. Absolutely the most comfortable and warmest boot I’ve ever owned! I have a pair of North Face.

my feet froze. Now my feet are always toasty warm, no matter how cold it is outdoors. Thank you for a GREAT product!!!.

I really enjoy these boots. They are much lighter than I expected and very warm. A few times I’ve worn them at around -15 to -20 C and my feet started to get a bit cold after several hours but were okay as long as I kept moving.

But for majority of winter conditions and use cases they’re fantastic and hold heat well. They’re also extremely comfortable and not too big for driving! Would recommend going 1 to 1. 5 sizes up (I’m a size 11.

5 shoe and 13 fits me perfectly when wearing wool socks). Very happy with these and Baffin will be my go to boots from now on!.

I simply and literally cannot put my feet in the boots. To be clear: it is not a shoe size issue. It is just that the top of the boots, the sleeve, is too tight to let my heel in. I do not have particularly fat feet – at least I think – so it is a design flaw.

Better go with a boot with a zip or shoelaces. At least, return seems simple.

Bought these last winter for dog walks/hikes, wore them for a few months, and just busted them out again this month as the snow began making a regular appearance. They are warm, incredibly comfortable, and sturdy.

They required little-to-no time to break in. I recommended them to alllll my neighbors. The laces frayed/broke fairly early on but I was able to replace them easily. That was no big deal. However, in the past two weeks, one of the lace hooks at the top pulled up/bent (rendering it useless), and another broke off.

I’d thought they were metal so the one that broke definitely surprised me. I wasn’t using them inappropriately or attempting to wear them too tight or for too long, and I’ve only worn them for a cumulative ~4ish months (and not even daily or anything)—so there’s no reason they should need to be replaced already.

Unfortunately I purchased them just over a year ago so I don’t think I have any recourse. Very disappointing! I really want to buy the same pair because they were great otherwise, but I’m thinking that would be a pretty poor investment, given that the quality didn’t hold up.

I’m torn, as I’m a huge fan of keens and have a few different models for use in different seasons.

Did a lot of research and glad I picked these boots. I live in Maine and work outside all winter so good footwear is a must. The boots are very warm and lightweight for their size. Much much lighter than leather winter boots like Irish setter or Chippewas.

They have an athletic feel with excellent traction and the soles are made of a softer rubber to grip better in the cold. They do run on the narrow side for keens. I’ve had a handful of keens and usually wear a 10.

5 – 11. Currently wearing a pair of Pittsburghs size 11. So decided to go 11. 5 with the Revel’s. I’d say they’re a bit narrower than the Pittsburg’s even a half a size bigger. But they’re still a pretty good fit as I lace/tie them on the loose side.

So if your trying to figure sizing I would definitely go half to a full size bigger than normal. The traction is far superior than the Pittsburgh’s, which are terrible on packed snow. I will also say that the color is a bit different than the pictures online.

The magnet/red boots are actually kind a dark olive color and the laces are a dark red, almost like a maroon. Overall great winter boot. Hopefully they last!.

Love these boots! Bought them a year ago for a lighter, less clunky alternative to my Sorel Caribous when walking the dog. They’ve turned out to be great for winter/early spring hiking and snowshoeing as well.

They’re comfortable over long distances and fit into universal bindings much easier. And the eyelet above the laces for attaching gaiters is a plus. My feet have never been cold in these, even when standing around in -6 temps for three hours watching sled dog races.

They’ve gone through deep slush, spring puddles and mud with no leaks, and traction in snow and snow/ice mix is really good. They’re not terrific on glare ice, but what boot is? They’ve handled everything a Minnesota winter and spring can throw–my Sorels have stayed in the closet this year.

The shaft did bruise the front of my calf a bit until they were broken in, but that only took a few miles. I have wide feet with high arches so finding boots that fit is a challenge. These fit perfectly.

Really happy with this purchase.

Bought these as a gift for my partner Size 8 (EU 39), as her last pair of water proof dog walking boots had finally worn out. She absolutley loves them, recent heavy rains meant they have been tested out to the full and not a single drop has made it through.

She was worried about sizing but we stuck to the size of her old boots and they fit perfectly. She normally downsizes (she likes a firm squeeze) but these have little more space than her old boots which she got used to immediately.

Means room for thick sock but she said they are thatwarm she will probably never use a thick sock Thankfully this is a boot that can be washed in the washing machine as they have already been put hrough some boggy walks.

I received my boots on Friday. They are warm and very comfortable, true to size. I loved them the first day of just wearing them around the house. 2nd day I spent a few hours outside, in dry weather, already full of small holes and pulls, seams freying and rubber pulling away from the sole.

I know these are not work boots, but they should last more then a few hours of walking around at a cost of over $100. I would recommend them as slippers for in house wear. They are really warm.

Second pair of Bogs. Loved the first pair of high boots. Fit well and aredelivery was fine easy to put on. This pair. Look good. They do not fit as well as the high boots although they are the same size.

too loose. Have tried 3 different thicknesses of socks and still not right. Also the arch is too far back and is closer to my heel and feels uncomfortable. Would not recommend this style to anyone.